Ann Rule
AmericanTrue CrimeBiographyb. 1931 — d. 2015
Ann Rae Rule (née Stackhouse) was an American true-crime author best known for The Stranger Beside Me, an account of her acquaintance with serial killer Ted Bundy. Over a career spanning decades she wrote more than 30 true-crime books and became a prominent advocate for victims' rights, often focusing her work on crimes in the Pacific Northwest.
Notable Works
['The Stranger Beside Me', 'Small Sacrifices', 'Green River, Running Red']
